With more than 800 million people playing games on Facebook each month, the social media platform has announced a new software development kit for PC gaming. Revealed yesterday at GDC, the SDK ...

Facebook says it is making Microsoft's popular coding environment, Visual Studio Code, its default development platform. Microsoft's open-source integrated development environment (IDE), VS Code or ...

Facebook will adopt Visual Studio internally for development. Facebook already uses Visual Studio internally in beta. Facebook will also help improved remote development through Visual Studio as part ...

Editor’s note: Ben Schippers is the co-founder of HappyFunCorp where he spends his days building impactful software for the larger mobile and web ecosystems. At the recent F8 conference, listening to ...

Facebook’s Instant Games are now open to all developers, Facebook announced this week in advance of the Game Developers Conference. First launched in 2016, the platform lets developers build ...

Facebook has open-sourced ComponentKit, its React-inspired framework for iOS. Facebook says ComponentKit is a native Objective-C++ view framework with a declarative, functional approach to building a ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Google’s recent launch of Flutter and Facebook’s React Native are helping to narrow the gaps between building hybrid and native apps.

Facebook announced it's adopting Visual Studio Code as the default environment for its developers and is teaming up with Microsoft to boost the remote development functionality for the open-source, ...